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  • Insecure bosses, abrasive colleagues, zero transparency: #HowTo counter increasing workplace toxicity

    Insecure bosses, abrasive colleagues, zero transparency: #HowTo counter increasing workplace toxicity

    Office politicking is finding new dimensions as gloomy macro-economic indicators spread fear and suspicion, even as organisations celebrate hustle culture at the expense of a healthy workplace.

  • How to gauge if a business is worth your investment? Shark Tank India's Anupam Mittal offers advice

    How to gauge if a business is worth your investment? Shark Tank India's Anupam Mittal offers advice

    One of the aspects that Shark Tank India's Anupam Mittal considers while investing is to understand if the market ready for the potential product or service.

  • How to write a CV that will grab your potential employer's attention

    How to write a CV that will grab your potential employer's attention

    A CV is the prospective employer's first impression of you. Get it right by following these pointers.

  • How to write the perfect pitch deck, courtesy Ratan Tata. Entrepreneurs, take note

    How to write the perfect pitch deck, courtesy Ratan Tata. Entrepreneurs, take note

    “I have, with the help of my office, put together a basic entry-level pitch deck," Ratan Tata wrote.

  • #HowTo | How to prepare a pitch deck that can win you millions

    #HowTo | How to prepare a pitch deck that can win you millions

    All the pitch deck tips you need as a start-up founder to impress investors and raise funds.

  • Lesson from BharatPe fiasco—how to build a symbiotic relationship between founders and board

    Lesson from BharatPe fiasco—how to build a symbiotic relationship between founders and board

    The public falling-out of co-founder Ashneer Grover and the BharatPe board has seen a lot of dirt fly but it doesn’t have to be so ugly. We have a checklist for the founders, read on

  • How to use learnings derived from investor rejections to improve business model and plug loopholes

    How to use learnings derived from investor rejections to improve business model and plug loopholes

    As a startup founder if you see no objections from potential investors to your assumptions, or questions on your projected numbers, or inputs on your business model, then you are not getting their money. But not getting dejected is the key. See rejection as valuable feedback rather than an outright ‘no’.

  • Get a co-founder or fly solo—how to resolve the biggest startup dilemma

    Get a co-founder or fly solo—how to resolve the biggest startup dilemma

    A startup is a tough job. A co-founder, or more, can lend a steadying hand in the ups and downs of the journey but it is important for skills, values and goals to align or you have a royal mess in the making

  • Outsized risks, outsized gains: How to become a successful angel investor in the unicorn era

    Outsized risks, outsized gains: How to become a successful angel investor in the unicorn era

    Spreading your investments over a number of start-ups as opposed to parking all your capital in just one entity is one way to becoming a successful angel investor.

  • Seed Fund Fundas: How to identify the right investor, raise seed capital and make optimal use of the corpus

    Seed Fund Fundas: How to identify the right investor, raise seed capital and make optimal use of the corpus

    The north star of a company cannot be profit alone. There has to be a greater purpose and it is up to the founder to choose a seed investor who understands that higher goal. But the key is in spending the fund efficiently.

  • Thodi si to lift kara de: How to prepare your best elevator pitch

    Thodi si to lift kara de: How to prepare your best elevator pitch

    An elevator pitch may be used by a start-up founder to impress an investor, by a sales ninja to generate client interest or by any employee trying to sell an idea to the CEO.

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